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Hello😊🙏. In this photo, we can see the anchor points of each charachter.Which can make it visible by selected any property in the "More Options" property group in the "Text" property group, like what is in the next photo. Knowing what are these anchor points' positions through expressinos, we can do a lot with the text layer.Or even better, know the boundry box for each charachter.For example, creating shapes that changes with changing the text, or attatching some layers to some charachter, like a star shape to a target word.Imagination is only your limit✨.Thank you for reading, and I hope to see this feature in the next versions🫡❤️.
I use Lightroom for editing and managing all of my photographs. I'm now using the new HDR support for almost all of my work and it generally works well. That said, my family and friends generallly share photos via Apple's Photos app, specifically via shared albums. Exporting HDR images from Lightroom and putting them directly into an Apple shared album works poorly -- the images do not have HDR when viewed from the shared album. I've found a way to do this that works (below), but it is terribly clunky. Lightroom needs a smooth way to export HDR images into Apple shared albums.After lots of experimentation, here's what I do, which works, but is a lot of work: (1) export from LR to an AVIF with HDR info; (2) on a Mac, convert to HEIC; (3) on an iPhone using the Files app put the HEIC file into the Photos library; (4) in the Photos app on either Mac or iPhone, copy the image into the desired shared album. Perhaps the easiest way for this to work (from your customers' perspective) is to be able to export an Apple-compaitible HEIC file directly from Lightroom.Thanks.
Perspective Crop is a great tool for correcting the perspective of an image that is inside another image like a poster on the wall. You select the four corners of the poster and the tool returns the poster in a flat, no perspective image that matches the original poster to what it is possible from the source picture. But what if the image you want to straighten is on a curved surface? Think about a publicity poster in a subway tunnel or a sign on a cylindrical column. or even a logo on a football ball. In those cases, Perspective Crop Tool can't straighten the image. but all those cases could be solved if the straight edges of the trapezoid could be pulled in a curve to adapt to the situation. This would be something similar to the Warp Mode in the Free Transform where you have the transform rectangle subdivided in a 3x3 grid and you can curve the sides but instead of curving the image, you are curving the cropping frame to adapt to the curved image. Here is a mockup of how the improved Perspective Warp Tool would look (Please, be aware that the grid was drawn by hand so don't expect mathematical accuracy 😅). When the curved perspective is active, four new square handlers appear in the middle of the lines and you would curve the lines adapting them to the image:
It would be a game changer if the color picker allowed you to save custom color presets, so you could quickly select brand-consistent colors without having to re-enter HEX codes every time.
SituationAt the moment when you search for a label color (e.g. for selecting all clips with a certain color) you have to write the name of the label color which is a bit cumbersome. Feature RequestIt would be far more easy to have a dropdown with all the labels when searching for label, instead of having a textbox where you have to type out the label's name.
Would be great to have an option to turn off Tip of the Day. Just like how you can for Tool Tips and the Home Screen. The Tip of the Day can be destracting when I am screen recording for tutorials and I am starting with a blank composiiton in After Effects. (The tip shown on screen won't be related to the tutorial I'm teaching, so this can create confusion for viewers, or for people watching with Closed Captions, etc.) I also think that the Tip of the Day tips would be more effective with they had a small 400px by 100px GIF image below the tip text, showing something the tip is talking about. (But again, please give us the option to turn the Tip of the Day off too.)
Should be awesome if we can select all the sources after import and have a option to group by file type, may could also select different dashboards and order by file name or modify date (ASC/DESC)
I would like added/enhancements to Substance 3D Stager viewport to add some things from former Substance 3D Viewer. I would like the Top, Bottom, Front, Back, etc. ThanksBobby
Adobe Audition feels like a missing element in the competitive Android market. Please develop Adobe Audition to be as comprehensive as the full version of Adobe Photoshop for Android. Please provide two options: one full version with ads, always active and complete, and one full trial version for 30 days without ads.
Close Gap only works on entire sequence vertical gaps.Whatever you try with locking or unsync, forget it.Any shot above a gap will hinder the function.I need Close Gap on TRACK, regardless of what other tracks look like.Please feedback on creating this feature, as users aren't happy about the way Adobe communicates.
Hi all, Giovanni here. Huge PS fan and user. I love working with artboards in Photoshop, they allow me to condense in a single file multiple iterations and/or version of creatives. I sometimes find myself using Photoshop to design print creatives. Sometimes I'm designing such prints using artboards. I understand I can set bleed when exporting single-artboard files, but when I have multiple artboards PS applies the bleed settings treating the whole workspace as if it was a single big artboards. Thus I'd like to ask: will it be possible in the future to apply bleed settings to single artboards? I hope this is comprehensible and useful to fellow users too. Looking forward to receiving feedback! Best, Giovanni
Currently, there appears to be no way to select/eyedrop a color from the CC Libraries panel when the Layer Style dialogue is open. For example, if I want to apply a color to my Stroke, or Color Overlay layer styles, I'm not able to eyedrop a color from within my CC Library. (MacOS) In some earlier versions, you could "drag" the eydropper across the screen and over to the desired color in your libraries panel, but this no longer works (Photoshop 2026). Doing this only pans your artboard off the screen.The only workarounds I've found are 1) sorting the Library swatches in descending order so that their HEX codes are displayed to the right, then I manually type the color into the color picker (but this is incredibly inefficient, and frustrating since the colors are RIGHT THERE, just a click away) or 2) before I open the dialogue, I pre-select the color so that it is loaded into my foreground color on the toolbar, which IS an area of the screen I can eyedrop while the layer styles panel is open.Solution: allow the Layer Styles eyedropper to sample the colors from within the CC Libraries panel at all times.
Hi all, Giovanni here. Huge PS fan and user. As I love using PS software across devices, I'm noticing that the files I saved in Projects in my Creative Cloud on the desktop (MacOS) version of Photoshop, aren't really visible on the iOS Photoshop app counterpart. I can see files stored in the main CC folder instead, but I can only access those. Is there a reason for this? Or am I missing something?Will browsing through Project files will be made available for Photoshop iOS too in the future? Looking forward to hearing back. Thanks, and merry ChristmasGiovanni
Can't do bounce and overshoot animations on the blur zoom transition.I use the new transitions in premiere beta a lot. I love using transitions like push to do bounce and overshoot animations for text entering and exiting the screen. Unfortunately, the zoom blur transition doesn't have the same controls, could you add those please?
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